Hircine is still learning to trust people, but that doesn't mean she isn't worthy of admiration. She came from a large colony with little exposure to humans, so her first instinct is to keep her distance and preserve her sense of safety. Hircine isn't aggressive, though; she's just wary, and could act out if she feels threatened. If left in peace, she's perfectly content to share a home with quiet humans as long as they respect her boundaries. Unlike her reservations around people, Hircine seeks out the company of other cats. She's often spotted tucked away among feline friends, drawing comfort from their presence. The best environment for her would be a calm space, with at least one other friendly cat and a patient caretaker willing to give her room to just be herself. While she probably won't become a lap cat, Hircine deserves a stable, respectful home where she can feel safe and loved from a distance. Click apply to start the adoption process.